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[tanis grif <tanisgrif@yahoo.com>]

Your instructions worked.  (I usually have trouble following others' written 
tech
support.)  The left end of the toolbar was "44%", and the document looked like
pieces of printed paper laid out on a desk!  Much better changed to 100%; 
larger
than that I have to arrow back & forth to read the page. 

 
--- Pat Meadows wrote:
> On Tue, 29 Mar 2005 14:35:13 +0000, you wrote:
> 
> >Thanks but that's not what I mean.  Acrobat working fine, but the document 
> >as displayed on the work-page is tiny, like an aerial photo from 30k alt.
> >
> Oh.  Sorry.
> 
> It's fine in my copy of Acrobat.  I notice, though, that it
> is being shown at 158% normal size.  For some reason,
> Acrobat selected that size.
> 
> For yours:
> 
> Look up on the menu bar on your Acrobat Reader.  
> 
> See if you see a little box in which you can type-- it has a
> + sign on one side, and a - sign on the other side.  This
> means to make the image larger or smaller.  
> 
> Next to the box is a little downward-pointing triangle.
> When I click on that triangle, a pull-down menu appears.
> From that menu, I can select the image size (magnification).
> 
> Try 200%, or even more.
> 
> Pat
> 
>


                
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